A look into the future of digital production with this massive 3D printed piece robotically produced in our factory of La Maquina.  

A new breakthrough retail store of the future. Designed by External Reference, this space is about an extraordinary and innovative retail experience, merging digital and physical marketing into a new interactive environment.

We engineered and manufactured every single component of the Spanish Pavilion at EXPO2020 Dubai. From the tree of equilibrium to the 142 columns and bushes, adapting structural and lighting constraints to a new design-to-manufacturing workflow.

We led the 3D manufacturing of the new flagship Dubai store designed by External Reference.

An interior design project by La Granja Design for XAPO Bank that operates wholly in the digital domain, located inside an old army barracks in the heart of Gibraltar’s old center, in the shadow of its famous rock.  

Alongside Benedetti Architects and our 3D printers we designed the bar panels for the BAFTA(British Academy Film Awards) theatre, displayed in London since Autumn 2021.

At La Máquina by Noumena we design and engineer pioneering projects challenging the capabilities of digital fabrication.

A piece unique in its shape, simple and elegant, a signature object to any space.

A curated designed and engineered piece, thought of every little detail. 

A piece created with our PURE.TECH material technology. 

This avant-garde chair is the result of many hours of research. 

Its simplicity and elegance makes it the perfect piece of furniture for bringing high quality design to any environment. 

The column aims at building a filter to eliminate unhealthy particles in the air with the help of bacteria and PURE.TECH advanced polymers absorbing greenhouse gasses.

A carefully designed prototype piece by Darragh Casey, this lightweight and comfortable piece of furniture, was thoughtfully created to enrich our lives; the design draws on digital manufacturing processes as well as traditional hand  assembly techniques.

A tree absorbing air pollution, thanks to the material technology of PURE.TECH. A special polymer neutralizes the main greenhouse gasses like CO2, NOx, VOCs.  

Modernist geometric design meets the organic shapes of the manglar chair designed by External Reference and 3D Printed by La Máquina by Noumena.

3D printing in the fashion industry; 3D printing is growing in different industries and we created collaborations with designers and manufacturers of the fashion industry.

Our 3D printing can be applied in different surfaces such as textiles, we design and manufacture several pieces, collaborating with designers and makers from our community.

ACT BACKPACK, a piece designed by Reshape and part of the PRINT3D,  “Reimprimir la realidad” exhibition at CosmoCaixa; Mixing the minimalist design of Botó de Cotó with the 3D printing technology of PURE.TECH,a material capable of purifying the air we breathe.

Busto is a piece currently under display at CosmoCaixa, Print3D “Reimprimir la realidad” exhibition, Modeled and manufactured by Noumena, An interactive piece, a puzzle with two head pieces of woman and man, which we invited to the public to put the piece together to solve the puzzle.

Stress test. Another exhibition piece for PRINT3D, “Reimprimir la realidad”, in this project with the modeling and fabrication the main goal was to make people understand the different capabilities of 3d printing, due to the alternatives of the material and how it can be implemented in different surfaces.

Part of the CosmoCaixa, Print3D “Reimprimir la realidad” exhibition is the ZOOTROPO, A tour through this exhibition will help us discover the versatility of this technology.

Experimenting with ideas and materials is an important way of developing new approaches to their full potential and at La Máquina by Noumena.

Whenever possible we seek to contribute our expertise towards helping solve some of the world’s most pressing issues.

ULTIMATE EMOJI sculpture is a project by the Artist Albert Barqué-Duran was created to reflect on how digital “memes” shape our present cultural values and understandings of our emotions.